Anne-Marie Cadieux
Born: 1963-09-23 in Montréal, Québec, Canada
Known For: Acting
Biography
Anne-Marie Cadieux (born September 23, 1961) is an exceptionally talented actress known for her intensity, daring and versatility. She has performed brilliantly on the stage, the screen and television. A University of Ottawa alumna (BA ’84), she first appeared on the stage of the Théâtre de la Vieille 17, and then at the National Arts Centre, directed by AndréBrassard. Early on, her career was shaped by two major figures she met, Robert Lepage and Brigitte Haentjens, with whom she began a long and fruitful collaboration. They directed her in many plays, both classic and contemporary. Brigitte Haentjens also gave her some of her best parts on stage, where she distinguished herself in breathtaking portrayals of Mademoiselle Julie, Electra, Elizabeth I (in Marie Stuart, for which she won the Théâtre du Nouveau Monde’sprix Gascon-Roux for best actress of the year) and Merteuil (in Heiner Müller’s Quartet). She has also won the prix Gascon-Roux for her unforgettable performances in La dame aux camélias(directed by Robert Bellefeuille), Yasmina Reza’sLe dieu du carnage (directed by Lorraine Pintal) and Réjean Ducharme’s Ha ha!... (directed by Dominic Champagne). Her ability to move easily from raw portrayals of women on the precipice to frothy characters, from daring, edgy work to blockbusters, has won her praise from audiences and critics alike. Along with her stage career, she has put together a string of roles on both the small and big screens, winning the prix Luce-Guilbeault for best newcomer for her role in Robert Lepage’s Le confessionnal and a prix Jutra for her role in Charles Binamé’s Lecœur au poing. However, her most notable film roles have come in François Delisle’s Le bonheur c’est une chanson triste andToi, where she owns the screen. Anne-Marie Cadieux is a uniquely perceptive artist, one who is not afraid to take chances and reveal herself, to explore the human soul in all its complexity and make the most of her remarkable gifts as an artist and performer.
Filmography
2025
- Anna Kiri as Dominique
2023
- Solo as Claire
- Démasqués ... (Scenario Writer)
- Cœur vintage as Françoise
- My Mother's Men as Anne
2022
- Suzanne et Chantal as Chantal
- The 12 Tasks of Imelda as Diane
- Embrasse as Béatrice Lessard
- Imelda 7: Pipo as Diane
2021
- Question de jugement as Self
- Les unions qu'ossa donne? as Narrator
2020
- La semaine des 4 Julie as Self - Guest
- La tour as Self - Guest
- À tour de rôles as Self
- La Maison-Bleue as Mireille Turcotte
- Top Dogs : homicides
- Tuning the Brain with Music as Narration
2019
- On va se le dire as Self
- Bonsoir bonsoir! as Self
- Matthias & Maxime as Martine
- Poor Georges as Marilyne Chevrier
2018
- Cette année-là as Self
- Rousseau's Show as Self
- Hubert & Fanny as Mimi Caron
2017
- Y'a du monde à messe as Self
- La vraie nature as Self
- Trop as Myriam Champagne
- Sur-Vie as Danielle Desnoyers
- ICI on chante as Self
2016
- Les échangistes as Self
- Esprit critique as Self
- Web thérapie as Julie Labelle
- Ça décolle
- The Squealing Game
- 9 as Annabelle
- Tartuffe de Molière as Elmire
2015
- Silence, on joue! as Self
- Endorphine
- False Movement as Caroline
- Buddha's Little Finger
- Le bon mix selon Boire as Self
2014
- PaparaGilles as Self
- Three Night Stand as Lise Winters
2013
- On passe à l'Histoire as Self
- An Extraordinary Person as Narratrice (voix)
2012
- Le Tricheur as Self
- In Lieu of Flowers as Self
- Les bobos as Dr. Gorzinsky
2011
- Good Neighbours as Valérie Langlois
- See How They Dance as Brigitte
2010
- Génial! as Herself
- Les Enfants de la télé as Self
- En audition avec Simon as Anne-Marie Cadieux
- The Trotsky as Anna Bronstein
2008
- Club social as Self
- Miss Météo as Myriam Monette
2007
- Curieux Bégin as Self
- Cabine C as Self
- You as Michèle
2006
- La petite séduction as Self
- Le génie du crime as Shirley
- Black Eyed Dog as Roxanne
2005
- Le match des étoiles as Self
- Miss Météo as Myriam Monette
- Last Call for Mom as Myriam Monette
- Bienvenue au conseil d'administration
2004
- Happiness is a Sad Song as Anne-Marie
2003
- Far Side of the Moon as La mère
- How My Mother Gave Birth to Me During Menopause as Marlène
2002
- Viens voir les comédiens as Self
- Sucré salé as Self
- Séraphin: Heart of Stone as Olympe Le Potiron
1999
- Set Me Free as Prostituée
- Four Days as Feather
1998
- Nô as Sophie Maltais
- Streetheart as Paulette
1995
- The Confessional as Manon
1991
1988
- La Course Destination Monde as Self